| In these sour times
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| Please allow me to vouch for mine
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| Bitter taste in my mouth, spit it out with a rhyme
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| I’m losing my religion to tomorrow’s headlines
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| Forestgate — sorry mate?
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| Nah, nothing, it’s fine
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| Please allow me to vouch for mine
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| Bitter taste in my mouth, spit it out with a rhyme
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| I’m losing my religion to tomorrow’s headlines
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| Forestgate — sorry mate?
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| Nah, nothing, its fine
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| And now it’s post 7/7
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| Why they calling it that?
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| They’re trying to link it to New York
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| Like we’re all under attack from the same big bad guy
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| But it’s taking the piss
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| 'Cause the truth is Al Qaeda doesn’t really exist
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| There ain’t no super villain planning these attacks from some base
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| The truth is so much scarier and harder to face
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| See, there’s thousands of angry young men that are lost
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| Sidelined in the economy, a marginal cost
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| They think there’s no point in putting ballots up in the box
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| They got no place in this system, and no faith in its cogs
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| They’re easy targets, that be getting brainwashed by these knobs
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| Who say that spilling innocent blood is pleasing a god
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| Well, it sounds good when you don’t see no justice or jobs
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| The gas bills are piling up, but all the oil’s getting robbed
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| So David taking out Goliath, and his wife and his dog
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| Segregated, castrated, now we see who’s on top!
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| So see, it ain’t religious faith that’s causing these crimes
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| It’s losing faith in democratic free market designs
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| It’s no coincidence that bombers came from ghettos up north
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| And the way that Bush and Blair talk gives a lost boy a cause
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| Then double standards get 'em angered, both at home and abroad
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| There’s a monopoly on pens that’s why they forge their own swords
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| They’re misguided, turned violent, strapped themselves up with bombs
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| But they’re still cowards, 'cause they ain’t here when the backlash is on
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| In these sour times
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| Please allow me to vouch for mine
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| Bitter taste in my mouth, spit it out with a rhyme
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| I’m losing my religion to tomorrow’s headlines
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| Forestgate — sorry mate?
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| Nah, nothing, it’s fine
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| Please allow me to vouch for mine
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| Bitter taste in my mouth, spit it out with a rhyme
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| I’m losing my religion to tomorrow’s headlines
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| Abu Ghraib — sorry mate?
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| Nah, nothing, its fine
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| So all the mans that wanna say that my religion has to change
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| That we’re stuck in a bygone age
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| It’s time to set the vinyl straight
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| Don’t you think it’s kind of strange that all this terror outrage
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| These last gasp castaways
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| These bastards that will blast away
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| Just turned up in the last decade
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| When Islam has been the way for millions
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| From back in the day
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| Instead of thinking that we’re crazed
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| Investigate just what it says
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| Fast, help the poor, and pray
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| Go Mecca, feast, fast and faith
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| That’s the basics, that the base
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| So how did we get here today?
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| Well, interpretations always change
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| Today, they’re read with rage
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| Been jihad-ened up
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| Desperation’s kinda fucked
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| Makes you use a book of peace as weapons in Iraq
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| So listen, terrorism isn’t caused by religion or an old school vision of Islam
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| It’s against the Quran, it’s a new innovation caused by mash-up situations
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| That’s what makes them turn to arms
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| The problem is modern and it’s all local factors
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| Dictatorships, injustices and wars cause fatwa’s
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| In these sour times
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| Please allow me to vouch for mine
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| Bitter taste in my mouth, spit it out with a rhyme
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| I’m losing my religion to tomorrow’s headlines
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| Abu Ghraib — sorry mate?
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| Nah, nothing, it’s fine
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| Please allow me to vouch for mine
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| Bitter taste in my mouth, spit it out with a rhyme
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| I’m losing my religion to tomorrow’s headlines
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| Guantamano — sorry bro?
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| Nah, nothing, its fine
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| Please allow me to vouch for mine
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| Bitter taste in my mouth, spit it out with a rhyme
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| I’m losing my religion to tomorrow’s headlines |